My guest in this podcast is Jeffrey Martinovich, the author of a new book entitled “Just One More: The Wisdom of Bob Vukovich”
This interview with Jeff delves into his personal life stories and the many lessons that he has learned in the past that insipired him to write the book.
In this interview we also speak about brain compartmentalization, managing tasks and responsibilities and the “why not me” attitude as elements of success.
If you want to learn some very simple lessons about how to live your life—insightful lessons on success, failure, women, politics, then you will want to listen to my interview with author Jeffrey Martinovich about his new book “Just One More: The Wisdom of Bob Vukovich”
To know more about Jeff and his works, please click here to visit his website.
THE BOOK
Taking shelter from the storm one Thursday evening, rookie banker Cole Johnson is introduced to the Bistro happy
hour and the charismatic Bob Vukovich. Their ensuing friendship yields young Cole insightful lessons on success, failure, women, politics, and most importantly serving the perfect martini. But, will Bob, himself, remember life’s most important lesson before it’s too late? This contemporary parable teaches us many actionable lessons while entertaining us with the intriguing drama of discovering the truth about Bob Vukovich. We all wish we would have had the wisdom and guidance of a mentor like Bob to show us the flavor of life. Take this narrative as a guidebook on how to open our eyes to a life of class and grace, or simply to enjoy a story about overcoming fear and choosing to get back into that game called “life.”
THE AUTHOR
Jeff Martinovich earned his B.S. in Business Management from the United States Air Force Academy and his MBA in Finance from The College of William and Mary. He had the honor of serving his country during The First Gulf War at Tactical Air Command Headquarters, Langley, Virginia. Pursuing a second career in financial services, Jeff was Founder and CEO of MICG Investment Management, a billion dollar wealth management firm nationally recognized for its rapid growth, WoW service and A-Player culture. Following the 2008 Financial Crisis, MICG’s proprietary hedge funds experienced regulatory scrutiny and allegations. As CEO, Jeff vigorously defended his firm, refusing multiple settlement offers and instead choosing to defend his employees and himself in federal court. In a bizarre narrative, Jeff was convicted and sentenced to 14-years in federal prison. His case was reversed twice by the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, two separate U.S. District Court Judges were removed, and his successful federal suit uncovered fraud and collusion holding him at a higher-security, violent prison. In May 2020, after nearly 7 years, Jeff was released to home confinement and began his journey of rebuilding, restoring and turning disadvantages into advantages.
You may also refer to the transcripts below for the full transcription (not edited) of the interview.
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